Villa Cesolo is an old historic residence that dates back to the 1700s and consists of three distinct buildings: the manor house, the annex and the “Rustico” or cottage, which is an independent structure situated near the swimming pool. The property is located in the heart of Le Marche, a splendid region of Central Italy that overlooks the Adriatic.

Cattolica is a very elegant and distinguished town. It is a pleasure to stroll along the tree-lined avenues filled with stores and welcoming venues where it is possible to savor an aperitif or enjoy an ice cream, or to stop off for a while in the fully refurbished piazzas decorated with fountains that have water and light play features.

This property was built in 1892 on the hills of Filottrano, in the province of Ancona, just over 20 Km from the famous beaches of Mt. Conero (Portonovo, Sirolo and Numana) and near a number of historic cities of art which are very active from an artistic and cultural perspective (Macerata, Jesi, Osimo, Recanati).

For many years Villa Giulia was the summer residence of Luciano Pavarotti, the last of the great Italian opera singers to conquer the world. This is the place where the maestro studied the operas he was going to record and received many illustrious guests.

The castle is situated near Cagli, in the Northern side of the Marches, at the crossroads of Umbria, Tuscany and Emilia Romagna, on top of a rocky outcrop. This unique medieval fortification offers a 360 ° view over the entire valley of the Candigliano river. The complex consists of a main building, the castle, located on the highest part of the promontory, a second edifice, so-called forepart,